Startup of the Week - Wild Inspiration Boxes
by Startacus Admin
Whether you’re the adventurous type or you generally always need a little encouragement to do anything remotely ‘out there’, we reckon that our latest Startup of the Week will be of interest to you.
Wild Inspiration Boxes is a new subscription service which is on a mission to “inspire and equip people to help them make the most of their time outside.
Subscribe to the service and every month you’ll receive a box filled with a whole heap of adventure and outdoor goodies directly to your door.
Whilst the contents of each box aren’t revealed in advance, each box is guaranteed to contain either a movie, a book, some outdoor kit as well as food or snacks for your adventure trail and a few other little adventure surprises to boot!
The Wild Inspiration Boxes team devote their time to sourcing and identifying the best adventure related items for each box so that upon receipt, you’ll really be motivated, inspired and equipped to embark on your own outdoor adventures.
It’s all about getting subscribers out of their comfort zones and enabling and empowering them to experience what wonders and delights the great outdoors can bring.
As with most subscription services, you can buy a Wild Inspiration Box as a one-off, as a gift or instead set up a monthly or quarterly subscription.
We love the thinking behind this startup and that it’s fundamentally aiming to make us all have a little more excitement and adventure in our lives.
Surely we would all agree that can only be a good thing…
And also check out how you can be considered for our next Startup of the Week.
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